Silver Star Mountain - Ed's Trail
Water bars are abundant and rough
1 this month · 13 reports
Southwest Washington
The Lewis River Falls area offers stunning waterfalls and swimming opportunities. Recent reports indicate the trails are in good condition with no significant blowdown or snow as of August 13, August 9, July 6, and June 25. The road access can be variable; while some found it suitable for all vehicles as of August 13 and August 9, others noted rough sections requiring high clearance or slow, careful driving, especially as of June 25. Bugs were not a major issue in the reports from August 13, August 9, July 6, and June 25.
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As of August 13 and August 9, the road was reported as suitable for all vehicles. However, a report from June 25 noted a rough stretch of about a quarter-mile with bad potholes and steep hills requiring slow driving and potentially high clearance. Another report from July 6 described it as suitable for all vehicles.
As of August 9, the Platinum Creek parking area had ample space with only two other vehicles present. Another report from July 6 mentioned parking outside the permit zone at the Lewis River TH with only one other car in the lot near the bridge before the Curly Creek parking area. A report from June 25 noted signage was not great at the Upper Falls TH.
Water bars are abundant and rough
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Otters seen in the lake, water level very low
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The waterfall is small, no bridge needed
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Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
We started our hike at the west trailhead for Lewis River Trail #30 on Forest Road 9039.Despite half a dozen cars parked at the trailhead, we had the trail to ourselves for most of our hike.We hiked u...
Hiked this trail on a Sunday and the waterfalls were amazing! I looked for parking permits two days before and the only available parking was at Platinum Creek parking area (at Lewis River Horse Camp,...
We didn't have a permit so we parked outside the Lewis River Falls permit-zone area at the Lewis River TH. We arrived around 8:00am to one other car in the lot near the bridge, before the Curly Creek ...
The road in was mostly decent forest service road, but there was a stretch of about a 1/4 mile that was really dicey, with bad potholes and hill sections that required us to be in low drive and go abo...
Stunning. There are at least 4 ways down to the water immediately below the falls. Ropes are available for 3 of them. Easy to get down.
The hiking guide has this hike just going from the day use parking area to lower falls, a few hundreds yards away, or maybe a few miles up to other falls. But The Lewis River Trail is over 13 miles lo...
The road to the campground and day use area had some pot holes and goes to single lane in places but is passable by all vehicles if you take your time. Tread from South to Middle falls in great shape ...
Important note: I chose this hike because I was interested in a bit more mileage but a bit less elevation gain than my recent hikes (Little Si, Rattlesnake Ledge). The distance on this listing seems...
Beautiful winter hike! I've done this a few times but never this time of year. The first part of the trail from the Curly Creek TH has many branches covering the trail, a huge tree down, and an area o...
I've hiked the Lewis River Falls trail before but opted to explore other trails in the area. I started my hike at the crab creek trailhead and went up the bluff trail towards the forest road 93. The b...